Suffolk County Tennis And Education Foundation,Inc.

 

 

 Click here to visit the SCJTL Recreational Coaches Workshop (RCW) web site.

 

 

 

 

Workshops and Programs

Suffolk County Tennis and Education Foundation supports the growth of tennis in Suffolk County New York by sponsoring programs with local and national tennis organizations such as the Suffolk County Junior Tennis League (SCJTL) and the United States Tennis Association ( USTA).


 

 Upcoming USTA  Recreational Coach Workshops

Date: March 6, 2010 

Location:  Sportime Kings Park
Time:  9:00 am to 3:30 PM
Fee: $30

Workshop registration
SCTEF uses the Arias Tennis/SCJTL secure online registration site. 
Enter "RCW March 6 Sportime KP" in the comments box.
Workshop registration confirmation and communication is sent by e-mail.
Register for SCTEF sponsored SCJTL/USTA Workshops through the Arias Tennis/SCJTL secure online registration site.

Phone: 631-590-5019 

USTA
Recreational Coach Workshops

Training for coaches and instructors
A Recreational Coach Workshop is an interactive, on-court training program designed for tennis teachers and coaches
working with players at the recreational level.

Taught by a specially trained, certified teaching professional, this active 6-hour session covers:

• Teaching large groups
• The games-based approach to coaching
• Running effective team practices
• Games and drills every coach should know

Who attends a Recreational Coach Workshop? 

These workshops are an excellent primer for new coaches as well as a valuable refresher course for those with teaching
experience but who seek more current methods and effective tools. Past attendees include: 
 
• Parents seeking the basics in coaching and organizing team tennis
• Park and Recreation instructors, high school, and seasonal coaches
• Coaches teaching kids and adults who are new to the game
• Current players seeking part-time teaching jobs

Upon completion of the six-hour workshop, attendees will:

• Be eligible for the United States Professional Tennis Association (USPTA) Recreational Coach Classification
The USPTA Recreational Coach category is designed for people who may already be teaching tennis - as high school coaches, at recreational facilities or in other part-time situations - but not immediate candidates for careers as full-time teaching professionals.
To become a Recreational Coach, applicants must attended a USTA Recreational Coach Workshop, where they will learn the basic standards of tennis teaching. For a list of USTA Recreational Coach Workshops, please click here.
If you have already attended a USTA Recreational Coach Workshop, please click here for a Developmental Coach application.

• Be able to effectively run entry level groups and teams
• Receive access to the latest in transition ball technology and additional coaching resources

Top trainers. Top results.

Our faculty are all certified by the Professional Tennis Registry (PTR) and/or USPTA and have received special training from the USTA.  
The USTA assigns trainers based on reasonable time and travel requirements. Once a trainer is assigned to a workshop,
he or she will work with the host site director to ensure all appropriate arrangements are made for a successful workshop.

RCW materials .pdf's:
Transition Ball information
Joe Arias Ready Position Progression
RCW Movement-Tracking Activities - Ball Warm up routine
Instant Rally Progression
 Top 10 Games Every Coach Should Know

 

Click here to visit the USTA for more information about Recreational Coaches Workshops